"On July 8, guests booked stays at the rate they were just before the pandemic brought travel and tourism to a halt."https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-airbnb-pulled-back-from-the-brink-11602520846 …
The big danger in Covid is public spaces. I'd much rather stay in an apartment than a hotel right now.
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Surfaces are much less important than shared air
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It's much easier to regulate a public space by law than a private residence. To stay compliant and competitive, hotels have to invest in cleaning technology like UV-C lights and ozone machines to ensure the sanitation of the rooms.
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this is true in theory but in practice - in my experience - it is v hard to regulate guest activity in elevators, hallways, restaurants & gyms (some of which have reopened), and lobbies. hotels can't update their layout
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